I note with interest that the figure depicted in the glass at North Tuddenham church has an extra testicle. I believe that there is a perfectly logical reason for this. Due to the extremely high death rate among Mediaeval Man, the development of an extra testicle would increase fertility, and hence ensure a better chance of survival for their lineage.
It's 'Whig' history! As everyone knows, they were smaller back in them days. However, in anticipation of the day when progress would arrive, and we would become bigger, a man's part was out of scale. Innit!
Dear Ragged Ramblers,
ReplyDeleteI note with interest that the figure depicted in the glass at North Tuddenham church has an extra testicle. I believe that there is a perfectly logical reason for this. Due to the extremely high death rate among Mediaeval Man, the development of an extra testicle would increase fertility, and hence ensure a better chance of survival for their lineage.
I trust that this clarifies this matter for you!
Ratherer!
Dear Professor Giki,
DeleteYou are talking bollocks.
Huzzah!
It's 'Whig' history! As everyone knows, they were smaller back in them days. However, in anticipation of the day when progress would arrive, and we would become bigger, a man's part was out of scale. Innit!
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